John Harper: “Sidestreets” will hook you on the first listen!
“Sidestreets” is a stunning solo album by UK-based acoustic singer/songwriter John Harper, a name that may not be familiar most. Harper, I … Keep Reading
Sergio N. Lialin: “Siempre, Mi Amor” – powerful harmonic and melodic structures
Born and raised in San Francisco, the Russian descendant Sergio N. Lialin, first picked up an acoustic guitar in 5th grade at … Keep Reading
Phillip Foxley: “I’ll try ’till I die” – fans of different genres will find their ears enjoying the many sounds
Phillip Foxley is a songwriter/guitarist from the UK. He first picked up a guitar in the 1970s, playing clubs and bars. Over … Keep Reading
Pia Dean: “Gone” Featuring Scarlet Cox – excellent melody and chord progression
At first listen, you’ll love “Gone”. Focus on the lyrics and you’ll be entering Pia’s world, where her most intimate thoughts and … Keep Reading
Aaron Lindstrom: “Queen Anne” – 3 songs embedded into a prolific eight and a half minute melody!
Rarely does a musician have an excuse to take ownership of our ears for more than four minutes per song. There are … Keep Reading
alexthomasdavis: “The North” – you need to really absorb the music
Independent, alternative acoustic artist, alexthomasdavis, has written 31 albums, his latest being “The North”. The music is honest and seems to be … Keep Reading
Stephen Shutters: “Couple More Days” – Full of imagery, symbolism and emotion
Born in the mid-nineties, Stephen Curtis Shutters grew up under the influence of Nintendo, VHS tapes, Star Wars, purple ketchup, and music from … Keep Reading
